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- Page 1 Adkins DTF Inline 900 Pro Shaker Cure Unit User Manual Revision 2.0 Original Instructions...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction Caution Requests Product Appearance Safety Precautions IV-V Symbols VII-VIII Unboxing & Installation Working Environment Place Of Installation Temperature Of Working Environment Chapter 1 - Before Use Part Names And Functions Fronts Rear Side Operating Panel 1-4,5 Front & Rear Sensor Powder Box Powder Shaking Blade Lamp... - Page 3 Contents Chapter 3 - Maintenance Guidelines Routine Maintenance Before Use After Use Oven Cleaning Filter Box Regularly Replace the Filters How to Replace the Filters Replacement Cycle Kind Tips Chapter 4 - Warranty & Declaration Warranty & Declaration Design Change Warranty Declaration Of Conformity Installation Risk Assessment...
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Page 4: Caution
In the case of significant changes, we will promptly Adkins is in no way liable for any damages whatsoever notify you through the appropriate channels, ensuring (including but not limited to lost profit, indirect damage,... -
Page 5: Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions Safety Precautions Warnings and precautions in use Symbols WARNING In this manual, symbols indicate and explain precautions. The indicated symbol varies depending -The set of power cables provided with the machine is for use only on the nature of the precaution. Make sure you with the machine and cannot be used with other electrical devices. -
Page 6: Precautions In Use
If you plug more than one power cable into transfer film. an outlet that share the same circuit breaker, it may -The machine's safety level is based on the use of Adkins trip the breaker. recommended transfer film. To ensure operational safety, please use the transfer film recommended by Adkins. -
Page 7: Installation Precautions
Adkins to ensure reliable, high-quality transfers. -Be aware of media expansion and contraction. Do not use media that has just been opened. The media may expand or contract depending on the room temperature and humidity. - Page 8 Unboxing and installation Unboxing and installation Installation Unboxing The heater side panels are fixed by screws for transportation and need to be Before installing the machine, ensure that the removed, and the filter door connection checked. required amount of space is available in the place under consideration.
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Page 9: Working Environment
Unboxing and installation Unboxing and installation Working Environment Installation Places of installation Before installing the machine, ensure that the Position the machine in front of the printer to be used. The printer and machine has to be required amount of space is available in the place perfectly aligned for the film to run true. -
Page 10: Chapter 1 - Before Use Part Names And Functions
Chapter 1 Before Use About this chapter This chapter describes information to know before use, such as part names and installation instructions. Chapter 1 - Before Use Part Names And Functions Fronts Rear Side Operating Panel 1-4,5 Front & Rear Sensor Powder Box Powder Shaking Blade Lamp... - Page 11 Before use Part Names and Functions Front...
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Page 13: Operating Panel
Before use Operating Panel Use the operating panel to specify print settings or operate the machine. Emergency Stop Press to quickly and immediately halt the operation of the machine in case of an emergency or potential hazzard Intelligent touch display Shows the following items Seven setting functions Auto/manual mode... -
Page 14: Input/Output Settings
Before use Temperature Icon Details Heat Temp Show the current temperature of oven (flashes with target temp whilst heating). Pre Temp Show the current temperature of pre-heater (flashes with target temp whilst heating). Show the current capacity of powder in the weight sensor, Powder Display showing a minimum value of 0 and a maximum value of 100 (0-100) Settings... -
Page 15: Auto/Manual Mode
Before use Auto/Manual mode Auto mode: When the powder capacity value reaches approx 50 and the oven temperature conditions have reached the specified temperature, and the Front sensor has sensed the film the machine can initiate the automatic transfer mode, allowing one person to operate multiple machines simultaneously. - Page 16 Before use Heat Lamps Front & Rear Sensor The front sensor is used to detect whether the machine has fed in media. The machine is equipped with one front sensor, located beneath the media pre-heat. The upper and lower double rows of high-efficiency The front sensor has adjustable height levels, heating lamps (Lower row is under the feeding belt) allowing users to adjust it to the appropriate...
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Page 17: Chapter 2 Basic Operation
Chapter 2 Basic operation About this Chapter This chapter describes information about basic operation, such as how to load printing media, how to use auto mode and link mode correctly Chapter 2 - Basic Operations Workflow Turning The Power On/Off Turning The Power On Turning The Power Off Loading Media... -
Page 18: Workflow
Basic Operation Workflow See [turning the power on/off] Page 2-3. Turning the power on/off Loading Media See [Loading power] Page 2-4. See [Loading power] Page 2-5. Pouring Powder See [Auto Mode] Page 2-5,2-6. Automatic Mode See [Auto Mode] Page 2-7. Link Mode Please notice The machine used to demonstrate the workflow in this... -
Page 19: Turning The Power On/Off
Basic operation Turning the power on/off Emergency stop Turning the power on 1) Press to activate 2) Rotate the button to the right to exit the emergency stop state WARNING Press to turn on the machine Emergency Stop Turning the power off Emergency stop can be activated only in the following situations: ·... -
Page 20: Loading Media
Basic Operation Loading Media Adjusting the sensor height Loading the film/media Feed the media through to the vacuum roller Adjusting the sensor height ensure that the media is placed over the vacuum roller, keeping it fed straight, and hold in place Infinite adjustable height levels Turn on the “Vacuumˮ... -
Page 21: Pouring Power
Basic operaton Auto mode Pouring powder Pouring powder Switch to Auto Mode Turn the “Heatˮ function on. (15 minutes Open the powder hopper of preheating is recommended before moving to step 2). Switch the auto function on Conditions of Auto Mode For Auto mode to function the following conditions are required The machine needs to sense film is... - Page 22 Basic operation Loading film/media to take up The Powder weight sensor has reached 50 or Wait for the film to pass through the oven more, it indicates that the powder capacity meets the Auto mode condition. Allow enough slack on the film The temperature has reached the target/set temperature Tension...
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Page 23: Link Mode
Basic operation Link mode Link mode When the machine is in full Automatic Mode Link mode can only be activated upon completion of the transfer operation in auto mode. After the print has finished roll off 500mm then cut the film. After the full automatic mode is activated, the front vacuum roller will stop suction but continue to transport the film while the rear vacuum roller and the... -
Page 24: After Use
Chapter 3 Maintenance Guidelines About this Chapter This chapter is about daily maintenance guidelines of the machine, properly maintaining the machine can extend its lifespan Chapter 3 - Maintenance Guidelines Routine Maintenance Before Use After Use Oven Cleaning Filter Box Regularly Replace the Filters How to Replace the Filters Replacement Cycle... - Page 25 Maintenance Guidelines Due to the large amount of glycerin in Oven cleaning the composition of DTF white ink, it is normal for oil and water condensation to appear on the metal surface after the machine is used. In order to prevent condensation from accumulating on the machine during long-term use, please follow the maintenance...
- Page 26 Maintenance Guidelines Replace the filter regularly Replace the filter cartridge regularly according to the working condition, refer to the filter cartridge replacement guideline (as below): How to replace the filter box Pull the old filters out and install Loosen the screws securing Open the smoke purifier the new filters (Carbon at the bottom) the filter box panel to reveal...
- Page 27 Maintenance Guidelines Filter Usage Reset Procedure Once the Filter usage has reached the target filter cycle of 400 hours of operating use you will be see a Filter change reminder pop up on the screen when the machine is turned on and a beeping will sound. To reset see below Once OK has been pressed you will be taken Press “...
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Page 28: Chapter 4 Warranty And Declaration
Chapter 4 Warranty and Declaration About this Chapter This chapter is about the warranty and declaration of the machine Chapter 4 - Warranty & Declaration Warranty & Declaration Design Change Warranty Declaration Of Conformity Installation Risk Assessment Machine Risk Assessment Parts Diagram... - Page 29 Warranty and Declaration Design Change With the policy of constant improvement and/or modification to meet changing conditions, the right is reserved to change the design and/or specifications at any time without prior notification, and therefore specifications may vary and not be in accordance with this manual.
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Page 30: Guarantee (Limited Warranty)
“as isˮ. The sole purpose of the machine is to be used for DTF, outside of this use Adkins does not warrant the machine. The entire risk of use, operation and/or maintenance of the machine lies with the customer. - Page 31 DTF Shaker Cure Unit DTF Inline 900 Pro Shaker Cure Unit...
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Page 36: Parts Diagram
Adkins DTF Inline 900 Pro Parts Diagram 14 15... - Page 37 Adkins DTF 900 Main Control Board - EE-15-047-C-N XP1350WM Adkins DTF Take Up Motor - 800-600-TU XP1350TGS Adkins DTF Take up Tension and Gravity Sensor - EE 24 007-B-2 XP1350TD Adkins DTF Temperature Detection Line - 1201-05-08-012 XP1359HI Adkins DTF Inline 900 Pro Door Hinge - CL055...
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